Pressure flushing system and toilet

ABSTRACT

A pressure flushing system including a first container and a second container, and a communicating member that communicates with the first container and the second container; the first container is formed with a first water inlet and a drain, water flows into the first container from the first water inlet, and water in the second container flows in from the first container by means of the communicating member; gas in the first container and the second container is gradually compressed and stored in an upper part of the second container during a water intake process, and the compressed gas pushes the water in the first container and the second container to be discharged from the drain when draining. The present invention solves the disadvantages of the large volume and inconvenient installation of pressure water tank that have existing structures, and has the characteristics of a small volume and flexible installation.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to sanitary ware and more particularlypertains to a pressure flushing system and toilet.

A toilet generally includes two parts, a seat body and a water tank,wherein the water tank is installed with a flushing system therein toflush the toilet. The commonly used flushing system uses the principleof gravity, that is, converting water's gravitational potential energyinto water's kinetic energy to flush the toilet. However, this flushingsystem requires a large amount of water, and the water tank must beraised to a certain height, otherwise the flushing effect cannot beachieved.

At present, there is a pressure flushing system on the market. Bysetting a pressure water tank, the pressure energy accumulated by thecompressed gas in the pressure water tank is used to make the water inthe pressure water tank generate a strong flushing force when released,so as to achieve the effect of flushing the toilet. Since this pressureflushing system uses pressure energy for flushing, the ideal flushingeffect can be achieved with a small amount of water, which isenergy-saving and environmentally friendly. For toilets equipped withpressure flushing systems, the pressure water tank is usually placed ina ceramic space behind the seat. In terms of the appearance of theentire toilet, the position of the seat ring at the front of the seatbody is aligned with the rear. For the in-wall installation method, theceramic space behind the toilet seat is limited, while the water chamberand air chamber of the pressure water tank of the existing structure areintegrated, which is large in size and occupies a large space, makingthe installation process extremely inconvenient. The pressure water tankwill even encroach on the installation space of other components.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

An object of the present invention is to provide a pressure flushingsystem and a toilet, which overcomes the disadvantages of large volumeand inconvenient installation of pressure water tanks that have existingstructures, and has the characteristics of small volume and flexibleinstallation.

To attain the above objects, the solutions of the present invention areas follows:

A pressure flushing system comprises a first container, a secondcontainer and a communicating member that communicates with the firstcontainer and the second container. The first container is formed with afirst water inlet and a drain. Water flows into the first container fromthe first water inlet, and the water from the first container flows intothe second container through the communicating member. Gas in the firstcontainer and the second container is gradually compressed and stored inan upper part of the second container during a water intake process, andthe compressed gas pushes the water in the first container and thesecond container to be discharged from the drain when draining.

The communicating member has a first end which is arranged at a top partof the first container and a second end which extends into an interiorof the second container and is close to a bottom part of the secondcontainer.

The pressure flushing system further comprises a drain valve which isarranged in the first container to open or close the drain.

The pressure flushing system further comprises an opening valve forcontrolling pressure relief of the drain valve. The opening valvecomprises a valve body, an opening assembly and an overpressureprotection assembly. The valve body is formed with a water inlet cavityand a water outlet cavity, and the water inlet cavity and the wateroutlet cavity are communicated through a first through hole. The waterinlet cavity is provided with a first water inlet pipe communicatingwith the drain, and the water outlet cavity is provided with a firstwater outlet pipe. The opening assembly is arranged relative to thefirst through hole and opens or closes the first through hole. Pressureof the drain is relieved when the first through hole is opened. Thewater inlet cavity is formed with a pressure relief hole. Theoverpressure protection assembly is arranged relative to the pressurerelief hole and closes the pressure relief hole, and opens the pressurerelief hole when pressure of the water inlet cavity is greater than apreset value. When the pressure relief hole is opened, the water inletcavity and the first water outlet pipe are in communication with eachother.

The first through hole and the pressure relief hole are both arrangedvertical to a direction of inlet water flow, and the pressure reliefhole is arranged upstream of the inlet water flow relative to the firstthrough hole.

The pressure flushing system further comprises a water outlet box. Thewater outlet box comprises a water outlet box main body and a firstone-way valve assembly. The water outlet box main body is formed with awater-passing cavity, a second water inlet, at least one water outletand a vent, with the second water inlet, the water outlet and the ventall being in communication with the water-passing cavity, and the secondwater inlet is in communication with the drain. The first one-way valveassembly is arranged relative to the second water inlet to open or blockthe second water inlet. When the pressure flushing system finishesflushing, the first one-way valve assembly blocks the second waterinlet. The vent is arranged at a top part of the water-passing cavityand is open to atmosphere.

The water outlet box main body is provided with several second waterinlet pipes in communication with functional devices of the pressureflushing system, and the second water inlet pipes are in communicationwith the water cavity to realize pressure relief or water discharge ofthe functional devices. The functional devices comprises at least one ofthe drain valve, the opening valve, a solenoid valve and a pressurestabilizing valve of the pressure flushing system.

The water-passing cavity is divided into a first cavity and a secondcavity. The second cavity is located above the first cavity, and asecond through hole is provided between the first cavity and the secondcavity. The second water inlet and the water outlet are both incommunication with the first cavity, wherein the second water inlet isprovided relative to the second through hole. The vent is provided at atop part of the second cavity, and the second water inlet pipes are incommunication with the second cavity. The first one-way valve assemblyis provided relative to the second through hole to open or block thesecond through hole. When the pressure flushing system starts flushing,the first one-way valve assembly blocks the second through hole.

The second container is provided with an adjusting device therein. Theadjusting device comprises a water-gas partition that divides the secondcontainer into a water chamber and an air chamber, and an exhaustadjustment assembly. The water-gas partition is provided with an airoutlet communicating with the water chamber and the air chamber of thesecond container. The exhaust adjustment assembly is arranged relativeto the air outlet and movably adjusts exhaust volume of the air outlet.The water-gas partition is formed with a third through hole for thecommunicating member to pass through, and the communicating membercooperates with the third through hole in a sealed manner.

A toilet is provided with an accommodating cavity, a flushing pipe andthe pressure flushing system. The pressure flushing system is installedin the accommodating cavity, and the drain of the first container is incommunication with the flushing pipe of the toilet.

The accommodating cavity is formed at a rear part of the toilet, and thefirst container and the second container are located on two sides oftoilet sewage pipe respectively.

Beneficial Effects

After adopting the above structure, the present invention overcomes thedisadvantages of large volume and inconvenient installation of existingpressure water tanks by dividing the existing pressure water tank intothe first container and the second container which are independent fromeach other. The first container and the second container are installedindependently of each other, making the assembly more convenient andflexible, and more suitable for toilets with small volume requirements.The first container is used as a water chamber and the second containeris used as a water-gas mixing chamber, so that the water storage volumeis larger. Under the condition of the same water storage volume, thetotal volume of the first container and the second container is smaller,which further meets the small volume requirement of some toilets.

In addition, the opening valve of the present invention can be manuallycontrolled to realize the drainage of the pressure flushing system,which can save energy, reduce production costs, and allow the pressureflushing system to have an overpressure protection function. The wateroutlet box can realize the anti-siphoning function and diversionfunction of the pressure flushing system. With the adjusting device, thewater storage structure can adjust the drainage speed according to thedemand, and the compatibility between the water storage structure andtoilets of different pipe types can be improved. It has the advantagesof simple structure and convenient operation.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of the water storage structure ofthe present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the pressure flushing system of thepresent invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic structural view of the first embodiment of thepressure flushing system of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the water intake part of the firstembodiment of the pressure flushing system of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a dissembled view of the opening valve of the presentinvention.

FIG. 6 is a schematic structural view of the closed state of the openingvalve of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a schematic structural view of the open state of the openingvalve of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a schematic structural view of the pressure relief state ofthe opening valve of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the water outlet box of the presentinvention.

FIG. 10 is a front view of the water outlet box of the presentinvention.

FIG. 11 is a top view of the water outlet box of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a schematic view of the water flow in the water outlet boxmain body when the pressure flushing system is in the water storagestate (section A-A in FIG. 10).

FIG. 13 is a schematic view of the water flow in the second outlet pipewhen the pressure flushing system is in the water storage state (sectionB-B in FIG. 11).

FIG. 14 is a schematic view of the water flow in the water outlet boxmain body when the pressure flushing system is in the drainage state(section A-A in FIG. 10).

FIG. 15 is a schematic view of the water flow in the second outlet pipewhen the pressure flushing system is in the drainage state (section B-Bin FIG. 11).

FIG. 16 is a schematic view of the water storage state of the firstembodiment of the pressure flushing system.

FIG. 17 is a schematic view of the drainage state of the firstembodiment of the pressure flushing system.

FIG. 18 is a schematic structural view of the second embodiment of thepressure flushing system of the present invention.

FIG. 19 is a dissembled view of the adjusting device of the presentinvention (including the second container).

FIG. 20 is a schematic structural view of the fully open state of theadjusting device of the present invention.

FIG. 21 is a schematic structural view of the fully closed state of theadjusting device of the present invention.

FIG. 22 is a schematic view of the water storage state of the secondembodiment of the pressure flushing system.

FIG. 23 is a schematic view of the drainage state of the secondembodiment of the pressure flushing system.

FIG. 24 is a perspective view of the toilet of the present invention.

FIG. 25 is a cross-sectional view of the toilet of the presentinvention.

DESCRIPTION OF THE NUMBERS IN THE FIGURES

1: Water storage structure; 11: First container; 111: First water inlet;112: Drain; 12: Second container; 13: Communicating member; 2:Combination valve; 3: Drain valve; 31: Piston; 4: Opening valve; 41:Valve body; 411: Water inlet cavity; 4111: Pressure relief hole; 4112:First opening; 412: Water outlet cavity; 4121: Second opening; 413:First through hole; 414: First water inlet pipe; 415: First water outletpipe; 42: Opening assembly; 421: Opening rod; 4211: First flange; 422:First sealing part; 423: First restoring spring; 424: Diaphragm; 425:Button guide post; 43: Back cover; 44: Back cover sealing ring; 45:Front cover; 451: Mounting hole; 46: Overpressure protection assembly;461: Pressure relief cover; 4611: Spring fixing pole; 4612: Perforation;462: Second restoring spring; 463: Second sealing part; 464: Pressurerelief stand; 465: Pressure relief cover sealing ring; 5: Pressurestabilizing valve; 6: Water outlet box; 61: Water outlet box main body;61A: Upper shell; 61B: Lower shell; 611: Water-passing cavity; 611A:First cavity; 611B: Second cavity; 612: Second water inlet; 613: Wateroutlet; 614: Vent; 615; Second through hole; 616: Discharge pipe; 617:Overflow groove; 618: Water blocking piece; 62: First one-way valveassembly; 621: Valve sheet; 622: Sealing rubber pad; 63: Second waterinlet pipe; 64: Second water outlet pipe; 65: Second one-way valveassembly; 66: Third one-way valve assembly; 661: Movable member; 6611:Hook; 662: Sealing ring; 7: Adjusting device; 71: Water-gas partition;711: Installation pipe; 7111: Air outlet; 7112: Installation step; 712:Third through hole; 72: Exhaust adjustment assembly; 721: Adjustmentvalve; 7211: Exhaust pipe; 7212: Air inlet; 7213: Second flange; 722:Adjusting rod; 723: Knob; 724: Adjustment valve sealing ring; 725:C-type buckle; 73: First sealing ring; 74: Second sealing ring; 100:Accommodating cavity; 200: Main flushing pipe; 300: Rim flushing pipe.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

In order to further explain the technical solutions of the presentinvention, the following will describe the present invention in detailthrough specific embodiments.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 25, the present invention is a pressure flushingsystem and toilet. The pressure flushing system comprises a firstcontainer 11, a second container 12 and a communicating member 13 thatcommunicates with the first container 11 and the second container 12.The first container 11 is formed with a first water inlet 111 and adrain 112. Water flows into the first container 11 from the first waterinlet 111, and the water from the first container 111 flows into thesecond container 12 through the communicating member 13. Gas in thefirst container 11 and the second container 12 is gradually compressedand stored in an upper part of the second container 12 during a waterintake process, and the compressed gas pushes the water in the firstcontainer 11 and the second container 12 to be discharged from the drain112 when draining. The details are as follows:

As shown in FIG. 1 which is a schematic structural view of the waterstorage structure 1 of the present invention, the water storagestructure 1 comprises a first container 11 and a second container 12that are installed independently of each other, and a communicatingmember 13 that communicates with the first container 11 and the secondcontainer 12. The communicating member 13 has a first end which isarranged at a top part of the first container 11 and a second end whichextends into an interior of the second container 12 and is close to abottom wall of the second container 12.

When the water storage structure 1 is in use, the first container 11serves as a water chamber, the upper part of the second container 12serves as an air chamber, a lower part of the second container 12 servesas a water chamber, and the communicating member 13 stores a smallamount of air. When water enters the water storage structure 1, thewater flow first enters the first container 11, and the first container11 stores the water and squeezes the air inside the first container 11upward. Most of the air is compressed in the second container 12 throughthe communicating member 13, and a small part of the air stays on anupper part of the communicating member 13. After the first container 11is full of water, the water flow enters the second container 12 throughthe communicating member 13, and the second container 12 stores thewater and further compresses and lifts up the air inside the secondcontainer 12, so that the air is stored and compressed in the upper partof the second container 12. When the water storage structure 1 drainsthe water, the water in the first container 11 is quickly discharged;and at the same time, pressure is relieved in the communicating member13, and the air in the upper part of the second container 12 pushes thewater in the lower part thereof to produce a siphon effect, so that thewater in the lower part of the second container 12 is transported to thefirst container 11 and discharged.

The water storage structure 1 overcomes the disadvantages of largevolume and inconvenient installation of existing pressure water tanks bydividing the existing pressure water tank into the first container 11and the second container 12 which are independent from each other. Thefirst container 11 and the second container 12 are installedindependently of each other, making the assembly more convenient andflexible, and more suitable for toilets with small volume requirements.The first container 11 is used as a water chamber and the secondcontainer 12 is used as a water-gas mixing chamber, so that the waterstorage volume is larger. Therefore, under the condition of the samewater storage volume, the total volume of the first container 11 and thesecond container 12 is smaller, which further meets the small volumerequirement of some toilets.

As shown in FIG. 2, the water storage structure 1 can be applied to apressure flushing system. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the firstembodiment of the pressure flushing system further comprises acombination valve 2, a drain valve 3 and an opening valve 4 apart fromthe water storage structure 1. The first container 11 is formed with thefirst water inlet 111 and the drain 112. The drain valve 3 is arrangedrelative to the drain 112, and the combination valve 2 is arrangedrelative to the first water inlet 111 to realize independent waterinflow for the first container 11 and the drain valve 3. The openingvalve 4 controls pressure relief or pressure storage of the drain valve3 so that a piston 31 of the drain valve 3 opens or closes the drain112.

An embodiment of the opening valve 4:

As shown in FIGS. 5 to 6, the opening valve 4 comprises a valve body 41,an opening assembly 42 and an overpressure protection assembly 46. Thevalve body 41 is formed with a water inlet cavity 411 and a water outletcavity 412. The water inlet cavity 411 and the water outlet cavity 412are communicated through a first through hole 413. The water inletcavity 411 is provided with a first water inlet pipe 414 communicatingwith the drain 112, and the water outlet cavity 412 is provided with afirst water outlet pipe 415. The opening assembly 42 is arrangedrelative to the first through hole 413 and opens or doses the firstthrough hole 413. When the first through hole 413 is opened, pressurerelief of the drain 112 of the water storage structure 1 is realized.The water inlet cavity 411 is formed with a pressure relief hole 4111.The overpressure protection assembly 46 is arranged relative to thepressure relief hole 4111 and closes the pressure relief hole 4111, andopens the pressure relief hole 4111 when pressure of the water inletcavity 411 is greater than a preset value. When the pressure relief hole4111 is opened, the water inlet cavity 411 and the first water outletpipe 415 are in communication with each other.

The first through hole 413 and the pressure relief hole 4111 are botharranged vertical to a direction of inlet water flow. The pressurerelief hole 4111 is arranged upstream of the inlet water flow relativeto the first through hole 413. When the internal pressure of the waterinlet cavity 411 is too high (in this embodiment, the water pressure isset to be greater than 3.5 kg), the pressure relief hole 4111 will beopened before the first through hole 413 to realize pressure relief.

The opening assembly 42 comprises an opening rod 421, a first sealingpart 422 and a first restoring spring 423. The opening rod 421 ismovably arranged in the first through hole 413, and the first sealingpart 422 is arranged on the opening rod 421 and is located in the waterinlet cavity 411. The first restoring spring 423 is arranged between afirst end of the opening rod 421 and a side wall of the water inletcavity 411. The first restoring spring 423 abuts against the first endof the opening rod 421 and drives the first sealing part 422 to blockthe first through hole 413, thereby blocking water flow from flowinginto the water outlet cavity 412 from the water inlet cavity 411 throughthe first through hole 413.

The specific installation structure of the first sealing part 422 is asfollows: The first end of the opening rod 421 is formed with a firstflange 4211 protruding radially from the opening rod 421, and the firstsealing part 422 is located on a first side of the first flange 4211facing the first through hole 413. The first restoring spring 423 isfitted on a second side of the first flange 4211 facing away from thefirst through hole 413.

The opening assembly 42 further comprises a diaphragm 424 and a buttonguide post 425. The water outlet cavity 412 is provided with a mountinghole 451 corresponding to a second end of the opening rod 421; thediaphragm 424 is sealingly fitted in an inner side of the mounting hole451, and the second end of the opening rod 421 is movably fitted in aninner side of the diaphragm 424. The button guide post 425 is connectedto an outer side of the diaphragm 424 and is movably arranged in themounting hole 451. With the button guide post 425, the user's operatingfeel can be improved, and the direction of the force applied whenpressing is ensured to be consistent with the direction of movement ofthe opening rod 421.

A first opening 4112 is formed at the water inlet cavity 411corresponding to the first end of the opening rod 421. A back cover 43is installed at the first opening 4112, and the back cover 43 issealingly fitted with the first opening 4112. A back cover sealing ring44 is arranged between an outer periphery of the back cover 43 and aside wall of the first opening 4112. Two ends of the first restoringspring 423 abut against the first end of the opening rod 421 and theback cover 43 respectively. The first opening 4112 and the back cover 43are provided to facilitate the formation of the water inlet cavity 411by molding and subsequent demolding process during manufacture.

A second opening 4121 is formed at the water outlet cavity 412corresponding to the second end of the opening rod 421. A front cover 45is installed at the second opening 4121, and the front cover 45 issealingly fitted with the second opening 4121. The mounting hole 451 isprovided on the front cover 45. The second opening 4121 and the frontcover 45 are provided to facilitate the formation of the water outletcavity 412 by molding and subsequent demolding process duringmanufacture.

The overpressure protection assembly 46 comprises a pressure reliefcover 461, a second restoring spring 462 and a second sealing part 463.The pressure relief cover 461 is installed in the water outlet cavity412. Two ends of the second restoring spring 462 abut against thepressure relief cover 461 and the second sealing part 463 respectively.The second restoring spring 462 abuts against the second sealing part463 to block the pressure relief hole 4111. When the water pressure ofthe water inlet cavity 411 is greater than the elastic force of thesecond restoring spring 462, the pressure relief hole 4111 is opened.

In order to ensure the operation stability of the overpressureprotection assembly 46, the pressure relief cover 461 is formed with aspring fixing pole 4611 at a position corresponding to the pressurerelief hole 4111. The second restoring spring 462 has a first end whichis sleeved on the spring fixing pole 4611 and a second end which isinstalled with a pressure relief stand 464. The second sealing part 463is fitted on a side of the pressure relief stand 464 facing the pressurerelief hole 4111.

A pressure relief cover sealing ring 465 is provided between an outerperiphery of the pressure relief cover 461 and a side wall of the wateroutlet cavity 412. The pressure relief cover 461 is formed with aperforation 4612 at a position corresponding to the first through hole413, and the opening rod 421 is movably arranged in the perforation 4612and is movably fitted on an inner side of the diaphragm 424, therebyincreasing airtightness of the opening valve 4 and preventing water fromflowing out from places other than the first water outlet pipe 415. Inaddition, the movement direction of the opening rod 421 is limited bythe first through hole 413 and the perforation 4612 to ensure theoperation stability of the opening rod 421.

As shown in FIG. 6, when the opening valve 4 is closed, i.e. in thedefault state, the first restoring spring 423 abuts against the firstflange 4211 of the opening rod 421 and drives the first sealing part 422to block the first through hole 413. The second restoring spring 462abuts against the pressure relief stand 464 and drives the secondsealing part 463 to block the pressure relief hole 4111. The water flowenters the water inlet cavity 411 from the first water inlet pipe 414,and accumulates and stores pressure in the water inlet cavity 411.

As shown in FIG. 7, when a force is applied to press on the position ofthe button guide post 425, the opening rod 421 moves towards thedirection of the back cover 43, so that the first sealing part 422 isseparated from the first through hole 413. Due to the pressure of thepressure flushing system, the water flow enters the water outlet cavity412 from the water inlet cavity 411 through the first through hole 413,and is discharged from the first water outlet pipe 415 to realizepressure relief of the drain valve 3, and the drain 112 is openedcorrespondingly and starts to drain. When the force applied to thebutton guide post 425 is removed, i.e. the button guide post 425 isreleased, the first restoring spring 423 abuts against the first flange4211 of the opening rod 421 and resets the first sealing part 422 tocontinue to block the first through hole 413.

As shown in FIG. 8, when the water pressure inside the water inletcavity 411 is too high (i.e. the water pressure inside the pressureflushing system is too high), if the water pressure is greater than thepressure of the second restoring spring 462, the second sealing part 463will be separated from the pressure relief hole 4111. The water flowthen enters the water outlet cavity 412 from the water inlet cavity 411through the pressure relief hole 4111, and is discharged from the firstwater outlet pipe 415 to realize automatic pressure relief of thepressure flushing system, and correspondingly, the drain valve 3 opensthe drain 112 and starts to drain to avoid excessive pressure inside thepressure flushing system to rupture the pipes and parts under pressure.

The opening valve 4 of the above structure controls the opening andclosing of the first through hole 413 by the opening assembly 42 torealize the control by purely mechanical structure. The state can beswitched through manual operation, which can save energy, and thestructure is simple, the operation is convenient and the production costis low. With the pressure relief hole 4111 and the overpressureprotection assembly 46, the pressure flushing system installed with theopening valve 4 has the overpressure protection function. When theinternal pressure is too high, it will automatically relief the pressureto protect the pipes and parts and extend its service life.

The pressure flushing system further comprises a pressure stabilizingvalve 5, which is arranged between a water inlet of the combinationvalve 2 and a water source of the pressure flushing system to ensurestable water pressure inside the water storage structure 1, i.e. toensure stable internal pressure of the pressure flushing system to avoidpotential safety hazards.

The pressure flushing system further comprises a water outlet box 6, andthe embodiment of the water outlet box 6 is as follows:

As shown in FIGS. 9 to 15, the water outlet box 6 comprises a wateroutlet box main body 61 and a first one-way valve assembly 62. The wateroutlet box main body 61 is formed with a water-passing cavity 611, asecond water inlet 612, at least one water outlet 613 and a vent 614,with the second water inlet 612, the water outlet 613 and the vent 614all being in communication with the water-passing cavity 611, and thesecond water inlet 612 is in communication with the drain 112. The firstone-way valve assembly 62 and the second water inlet 612 are arrangedrelative to each other to open or block the second water inlet 612. Whenthe pressure flushing system finishes flushing, the first one-way valveassembly 62 blocks the second water inlet 612. The vent 614 is providedat a top part of the water-passing cavity 611 and is open to atmosphere.When the toilet is blocked or the tap water supply stops, negativepressure is generated inside the pressure flushing system, and air fromthe atmosphere enters through the vent 614. The first one-way valveassembly 62 blocks the second water inlet 612 by air pressure to preventsiphoning. In addition, the air pressure in the water-passing cavity 611is consistent with the atmosphere to prevent negative pressure frombeing generated, and backflow of water in the toilet is prevented.

The water outlet box main body 61 is provided with several second waterinlet pipes 63 in communication with the functional devices of thepressure flushing system, and the second water inlet pipes 63 are incommunication with the water-passing cavity 611 to realize the pressurerelief or water discharge of the functional devices. The functionaldevices comprises at least one of the drain valve 3, the opening valve4, a solenoid valve, and the pressure stabilizing valve 5, so as torealize the pressure stability inside the pressure flushing system andkeep the water flow inside the system.

In order to prevent the inflow of the second water inlet 612 and thedischarged water of the functional devices from colliding with eachother when the pressure flushing system is draining, and prevent thefunctions of the functional devices from being affected by the backflowof the discharged water, the water-passing cavity 611 is divided into afirst cavity 611A and a second cavity 611B. The second cavity 611B islocated above the first cavity 611A, and a second through hole 615 isprovided between the first cavity 611A and the second cavity 6118. Thesecond water inlet 612 and the water outlet 613 are both incommunication with the first cavity 611A, wherein the second water inlet612 is provided relative to the second through hole 615. The vent 614 isprovided at a top part of the second cavity 611B, and the second waterinlet pipes 63 are in communication with the second cavity 611B. Thefirst one-way valve assembly 62 is provided relative to the secondthrough hole 615 to open or block the second through hole 615. When thepressure flushing system starts flushing, the first one-way valveassembly 62 blocks the second through hole 615.

The water outlet box 6 further comprises a second water outlet pipe 64which is in communication with the water outlet 613. The second wateroutlet pipe 64 is provided with a second one-way valve assembly 65. Thesecond one-way valve assembly 65 blocks the water outlet 613 when thewater flow in the second water outlet pipe 64 flows to the water-passingcavity 611, thereby allowing the water flow of the second water outletpipe 64 to discharge only but disallowing backflow, thereby furtherimproving the anti-siphoning effect of the water outlet box 6.

The water outlet box main body 61 is provided with a discharge pipe 616,and two ends of the discharge pipe 616 are in communication with thesecond water outlet pipe 64 and the second cavity 611B respectively, soas to realize the rapid discharge of water and air in the second cavity611B, which eventually flows into the toilet for flushing. When thenumber of water outlets 613 is greater than one (i.e. the number of thesecond water outlet pipes 64 is greater than one; for example, whenthere are two second water outlet pipes 64 as shown in FIGS. 24 and 25,one being in communication with a rim flushing pipe 300 of the toiletand one being in communication with a main flushing pipe 200 of thetoilet), the discharge pipe 616 is eventually in communication with therim flushing pipe 300 of the toilet.

The water outlet box main body 61 is divided into an upper shell 61A anda lower shell 61B, and the upper shell 61A and the lower shell 61Bcooperate with each other in a sealed manner. The second cavity 611B isformed in the upper shell 61A, and the first cavity 611A is formed inthe lower shell 61B, so that the first cavity 611A and the second cavity611B are formed when demolding the water outlet box main body 61 duringmanufacture.

The first one-way valve assembly 62 comprises a valve sheet 621 andsealing rubber pads 622. Two sides of the valve sheet 621 are eachprovided with one of the sealing rubber pads 622. The sealing rubberpads 622 on the two sides movably blocks the second water inlet 612 andthe second through hole 615 respectively.

The water outlet box 6 further comprises a third one-way valve assembly66. The third one-way valve assembly 66 is provided relative to the vent614 to open or block the vent 614. When the pressure flushing systemfinishes flushing, the third one-way valve assembly 66 opens the vent614. The third one-way valve assembly 66 comprises a movable member 661and a sealing ring 662. The movable member 661 is movably installed inthe vent 614 and the sealing ring 662 is sleeved on an outer peripheryof the movable member 661 and movably blocks the vent 614 along with themovement of the movable member 661. An upper end of the movable member661 is formed with a hook 6611 which is movably hooked on an upperperipheral edge of the vent 614 to prevent the movable member 661 fromdownwardly disengaging from the vent 614 by gravity, thereby ensuringthe operation stability of the third one-way valve assembly 66.

An overflow groove 617 is formed on a top part of the water outlet boxmain body 61, and the vent 614 is in communication with the overflowgroove 617. The overflow groove 617 is used to temporarily store thewater flowing out of the vent 614 to prevent the water from splashingfrom the vent 614, thereby preventing the operation status of otherfunctional devices of the pressure flushing system from being affected.A water blocking piece 618 is provided at an opening of the overflowgroove 617, and the water blocking piece 618 partially covers theopening of the overflow groove 617 to achieve ventilation and furtherprevent water splashing.

As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, when the pressure flushing system is in thewater storage state, the first one-way valve assembly 62 swings downwardunder the action of gravity and blocks the second water inlet 612, andthe third one-way valve assembly 66 moves downward by gravity and opensthe vent 614. At this time, the first cavity 611A and the second cavity611B are connected to the atmosphere, and a small amount of water inflowin the second cavity 611B, i.e. the water flow released from pressure bythe drain valve 3, the opening valve 4, the solenoid valve, and thepressure stabilizing valve 5, respectively flows into the first cavity611A and the discharge pipe 616, and is eventually discharged from thewater outlet 613. In addition, the second one-way valve assembly 65swings downward under the action of gravity and counter-current waterpressure, and eventually blocks the water outlet 613. When the number ofwater outlets 613 is greater than one, what is blocked is the wateroutlet 613 which is in communication with the main flushing pipe 200 ofthe toilet.

As shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, when the pressure flushing system is in adraining state, the first one-way valve assembly 62 swings upward underthe action of water pressure, and the water flow enters the first cavity611A and is diverted to the second cavity 611B and the water outlet 613.Only a small amount of water flows into the second cavity 611B becausethe first one-way valve assembly 62 will be lifted by the water flow toblock the second through hole 615. The water flow in the second cavity611B lifts up the third one-way valve assembly 66 to block the vent 614to prevent the water flow from splashing out of the water outlet boxmain body 61. At this time, the second one-way valve assembly 65 ispushed open by the water flow to achieve drainage.

By arranging the first one-way valve assembly 62 in the water-passingcavity 611 to movably block the second water inlet 612, theanti-siphoning function of the water outlet box 6 can realized; and bysetting the vent 614 to connect to the atmosphere, it can be ensuredthat the pressure inside the water-passing cavity 611 is consistent withthe atmosphere, and no negative pressure will be generated, therebypreventing the water flow from the water outlet 613 from being suckedbackwards. The water outlet box 6 is provided independent of the waterstorage structure 1 of the pressure flushing system, and it can beinstalled according to the required height, which further improves theanti-siphoning effect.

In addition, connecting the functional devices of the pressure flushingsystem to the water-passing cavity 611 can ensure the pressure balanceinside the pressure flushing system. When the number of water outlets 13is multiple, the water outlet box 6 can realize the function of waterflow diversion and supply water to different pipes of the toilet.

As shown in FIG. 16, the water intake process of the first embodiment ofthe pressure flushing system is as follows: water from the water sourcepipeline enters the combination valve 2 through the pressure stabilizingvalve 5, and flows into the first container 11 and the drain valve 3respectively, driving the piston 31 of the drain valve 3 to block thedrain 112. The first container 11 stores water and squeezes the airinside the first container 11 upwards to enter the communicating member13. After the first container 11 is full of water, the second container12 starts to store water and squeezes the air inside the secondcontainer 12 upwards, so that the air is stored in the upper part of thesecond container 12. At this time, both the communicating member 13 andthe upper part of the second container 12 have compressed air.

As shown in FIG. 17, the draining process of the first embodiment of thepressure flushing system is as follows: the opening valve 4 is operatedto release the pressure of the drain valve 3. The piston 31 is separatedfrom the drain 112, and the water in the first container 11 is quicklydischarged. At the same time, the pressure of the communicating member13 is relieved, and the compressed air in the upper part of the secondcontainer 12 pushes the water in the lower part to produce a siphoningeffect, so that the water in the lower part of the second container 12is transported to the first container and discharged from the drain 112.The water in the first container 11 passes through the second waterinlet pipes 63, enters the water distribution box 3, flows out from thesecond water outlet pipe 64, and eventually enters the toilet forflushing.

As shown in FIG. 18, the second embodiment of the pressure flushingsystem differs from the first embodiment in that an adjusting device 7is provided in the second container 12. The specific implementation ofthe adjusting device 7 is as follows:

As shown in FIGS. 19 to 21, the adjusting device 7 comprises a water-gaspartition 71 that divides the second container 12 into a water chamberand an air chamber, and an exhaust adjustment assembly 72. The water-gaspartition 71 is provided with an air outlet 7111 communicating with thewater chamber and the air chamber of the second container 12; theexhaust adjustment assembly 72 is arranged relative to the air outlet7111 and movably adjusts exhaust volume of the air outlet 7111.

The exhaust adjustment assembly 72 has a lower end which is installed atthe air outlet 7111 and an upper end which penetrates upwardly out ofthe second container 12. By operating the part of the exhaust adjustmentassembly 72 outside an upper surface of the second container 12, theexhaust volume of the air outlet 7111 of the water-gas partition 71inside the second container 12 can be adjusted. The upper end of theexhaust adjustment assembly 72 is located on a top part of the secondcontainer 12, which is more convenient for users to operate and occupiesa smaller lateral space, which will not interfere with the installationof the water storage structure 1 in the toilet ceramics.

The water-gas partition 71 is formed with an installation pipe 711, andthe air outlet 7111 is provided on a side wall of the installation pipe711. The exhaust adjustment assembly 72 cooperates with the installationpipe 711 in a sealed manner, and is provided with an exhaust pipe 7211communicating with the water chamber. The exhaust pipe 7211 is formedwith an air inlet 7212 corresponding to the air outlet 7111. The exhaustadjustment assembly 72 is used to adjust the relative position of theair inlet 7212 and the air outlet 7111, thereby changing thecross-sectional size of the air outlet 7111. The installation pipe 711has a vertical upward opening, and the exhaust adjustment assembly 72 isinstalled in the opening and vertically penetrates upwardly out of thesecond container 12.

The exhaust adjustment assembly 72 comprises an adjustment valve 721 andan adjustment button. In this embodiment, the adjustment buttoncomprises an adjusting rod 722 and a knob 723. The adjustment valve 721is connected to a first end of the adjusting rod 722 and is fitted inthe installation pipe 711 in a sealed manner. The exhaust pipe 7211 isprovided on the adjustment valve 721. A second end of the adjusting rod722 passes through the second container 12 and connects with the knob723. The second end of the adjusting rod 722 cooperates with the secondcontainer 12 in a sealed manner (or an outer periphery of the knob 723cooperates with the second container 12 in a sealed manner). Inaddition, the adjustment valve 721 is connected to the knob 723 throughthe adjusting rod 722, that is, the adjusting rod 722 and the knob 723of the adjustment button are provided separately. Of course, theadjusting rod 722 and the knob 723 of the adjustment button can also beprovided integrally, so that the adjustment valve 721 is directlyconnected with the adjustment button.

An outer periphery of the adjustment valve 721 is sleeved with anadjustment valve sealing ring 724, and the adjustment valve sealing ring724 is sealingly fitted between the adjustment valve 721 and theinstallation pipe 711 to improve the sealing performance of the product.The air inlet 7212 penetrates the adjustment valve sealing ring 724.

An installation step 7112 is provided at an opening at a first end ofthe installation pipe 711. A second flange 7213 is provided at theadjustment valve 721 at a position corresponding to the installationstep 7112, and the second flange 7213 is fitted on the installation step7112. The adjustment valve 721 penetrates into the installation pipe711, and is fitted to a second end of the installation pipe 711 in aposition-limiting manner through a C-type buckle 725. In this way, theadjustment valve 721 can be fitted in the installation pipe 711 in aposition-limiting manner, and the stability of the adjustment valve 721during rotation is improved.

The water-gas partition 71 is formed with a third through hole 712 forthe communicating member 13 to pass through, and the communicatingmember 13 cooperates with the third through hole 712 in a sealed mannerby means of a first sealing ring 73, thereby preventing the compressedair in the air chamber from entering the water chamber through the thirdthrough hole 712.

The water-gas partition 71 cooperates with a side wall of the secondcontainer 12 in a sealed manner by means of a second sealing ring 74.

As shown in FIGS. 20 and 21, the adjusting device 7 realizes thewater-gas isolation of the second container 12 through the water-gaspartition 71, and realizes the adjustment of the relative position ofthe air inlet 7212 and the air outlet 7111 through the rotation of theadjustment valve 721 perpendicular to the vertical direction. Thespecific operation is as follows: by turning the knob 723, the adjustingrod 722 drives the adjustment valve 721 to rotate, which can change therelative position of the air inlet 7212 and the air outlet 7111, andthen further change the cross-sectional size of the air outlet 7111,i.e. the exhaust volume. Of course, the exhaust adjustment assembly 72is not limited to the above structure, any device or structure whichachieves manual adjustment of the exhaust volume of the air outlet 7111is applicable to the adjusting device 7.

The adjusting device 7 can adjust the exhaust volume of the air outlet7111 by means of the exhaust adjustment assembly 72, that is, adjust therelease speed of the compressed air, thereby achieving adjustment of thedrainage speed of the water storage structure 1 according to the demandand improving the compatibility between the water storage structure 1and toilets of different pipe types. It has the advantages of simplestructure and convenient operation.

As shown in FIG. 22, the water intake process of the second embodimentof the pressure flushing system is as follows: water from the watersource pipeline enters the combination valve 2 through the pressurestabilizing valve 5, and flows into the first container 11 and the drainvalve 3 respectively, driving the piston 31 of the drain valve 3 toblock the drain 112. The first container 11 stores water and squeezesthe air inside the first container 11 upwards to enter the communicatingmember 13. After the first container 11 is full of water, the secondcontainer 12 starts to store water and squeezes the air inside thesecond container 12 upwards through the air outlet 7111, so that the airis pressured above the water-gas partition 71. At this time, both thecommunicating member 13 and the upper part of the second container 12have compressed air.

As shown in FIG. 23, the drainage process of the second embodiment ofthe pressure flushing system is as follows: the opening valve 4 isoperated to release the pressure of the drain valve 3. The piston 31 isseparated from the drain 112, and the water in the first container 11 isquickly discharged. At the same time, the pressure of the communicatingmember 13 is relieved, and the compressed air in the upper part of thesecond container 12 is discharged through the air outlet 7111 and pushesthe water in the lower part to produce a siphoning effect, so that thewater in the lower part of the second container 12 is transported to thefirst container and discharged from the drain 112. The water in thefirst container 11 passes through the second water inlet pipes 63,enters the water distribution box 3, flows out from the second wateroutlet pipe 64, and eventually enters the toilet for flushing.

As shown in FIGS. 24 and 25, the pressure flushing system can be appliedto a toilet. The pressure flushing system is installed in theaccommodating cavity 100 of the toilet, and the drain 112 of the waterstorage structure 1 is in communication with a flushing pipe of thetoilet. The flushing pipe of the toilet in this embodiment comprises amain flushing pipe 200 and a rim flushing pipe 300. When the wateroutlet box 6 is provided, the multiple second water outlet pipes 64 ofthe water outlet box 6 are respectively in communication with the mainflushing pipe 200 and the rim flushing pipe 300 of the toilet.

The above-mentioned embodiments and drawings do not limit the productform and style of the present invention, and any appropriate changes ormodifications made by those of ordinary skill in the art should beregarded as not departing from the patent scope of the presentinvention.

1: A pressure flushing system, wherein it comprises a first container, asecond container and a communicating member that communicates with thefirst container and the second container; the first container is formedwith a first water inlet and a drain; water flows into the firstcontainer from the first water inlet; and the water from the firstcontainer flows into the second container through the communicatingmember; gas in the first container and the second container is graduallycompressed and stored in an upper part of the second container during awater intake process, and the compressed gas pushes the water in thefirst container and the second container to be discharged from the drainwhen draining. 2: The pressure flushing system as in claim 1, whereinthe communicating member has a first end which is arranged at a top partof the first container and a second end which extends into an interiorof the second container and is close to a bottom part of the secondcontainer. 3: The pressure flushing system as in claim 1, wherein itfurther comprises a drain valve which is arranged in the first containerto open or close the drain. 4: The pressure flushing system as in claim3, wherein it further comprises an opening valve for controllingpressure relief of the drain valve; the opening valve comprises a valvebody, an opening assembly and an overpressure protection assembly; thevalve body is formed with a water inlet cavity and a water outletcavity, and the water inlet cavity and the water outlet cavity arecommunicated through a first through hole; the water inlet cavity isprovided with a first water inlet pipe communicating with the drain, andthe water outlet cavity is provided with a first water outlet pipe; theopening assembly is arranged relative to the first through hole andopens or closes the first through hole; pressure of the drain isrelieved when the first through hole is opened: the water inlet cavityis formed with a pressure relief hole; the overpressure protectionassembly is arranged relative to the pressure relief hole and closes thepressure relief hole, and opens the pressure relief hole when pressureof the water inlet cavity is greater than a preset value; when thepressure relief hole is opened, the water inlet cavity and the firstwater outlet pipe are in communication with each other. 5: The pressureflushing system as in claim 4, wherein the first through hole and thepressure relief hole are both arranged vertical to a direction of inletwater flow, and the pressure relief hole is arranged upstream of theinlet water flow relative to the first through hole. 6: The pressureflushing system as in claim 1, wherein it further comprises a wateroutlet box; the water outlet box comprises a water outlet box main bodyand a first one-way valve assembly; the water outlet box main body isformed with a water-passing cavity a second water inlet, at least onewater outlet and a vent, with the second water inlet, the water outletand the vent all being in communication with the water-passing cavity,and the second water inlet is in communication with the drain; the firstone-way valve assembly is arranged relative to the second water inlet toopen or block the second water inlet; when the pressure flushing systemfinishes flushing, the first one-way valve assembly blocks the secondwater inlet; the vent is arranged at a top part of the water-passingcavity and is open to atmosphere. 7: The pressure flushing system as inclaim 6, wherein the water outlet box main body is provided with severalsecond water inlet pipes in communication with functional devices of thepressure flushing system, and the second water inlet pipes are incommunication with the water cavity to realize pressure relief or waterdischarge of the functional devices; the functional devices comprises atleast one of a drain valve, the opening valve, a solenoid valve and apressure stabilizing valve of the pressure flushing system. 8: Thepressure flushing system as in claim 7, wherein the water-passing cavityis divided into a first cavity and a second cavity; the second cavity islocated above the first cavity, and a second through hole is providedbetween the first cavity and the second cavity; the second water inletand the water outlet are both in communication with the first cavity,wherein the second water inlet is provided relative to the secondthrough hole; the vent is provided at a top part of the second cavity,and the second water inlet pipes are in communication with the secondcavity; the first one-way valve assembly is provided relative to thesecond through hole to open or block the second through hole; when thepressure flushing system starts flushing, the first one-way valveassembly blocks the second through hole.
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(canceled) 12: The pressure flushing system as in claim 2, whereinit further comprises a water outlet box; the water outlet box comprisesa water outlet box main body and a first one-way valve assembly; thewater outlet box main body is formed with a water-passing cavity, asecond water inlet, at least one water outlet and a vent, with thesecond water inlet, the water outlet and the vent all being incommunication with the water-passing cavity, and the second water inletis in communication with the drain; the first one-way valve assembly isarranged relative to the second water inlet to open or block the secondwater inlet; when the pressure flushing system finishes flushing, thefirst one-way valve assembly blocks the second water inlet; the vent isarranged at a top part of the water-passing cavity and is open toatmosphere. 13: The pressure flushing system as in claim 12, wherein thewater outlet box main body is provided with several second water inletpipes in communication with functional devices of the pressure flushingsystem, and the second water inlet pipes are in communication with thewater cavity to realize pressure relief or water discharge of thefunctional devices; the functional devices comprises at least one of adrain valve, the opening valve, a solenoid valve and a pressurestabilizing valve of the pressure flushing system. 14: The pressureflushing system as in claim 13, wherein the water-passing cavity isdivided into a first cavity and a second cavity; the second cavity islocated above the first cavity, and a second through hole is providedbetween the first cavity and the second cavity; the second water inletand the water outlet are both in communication with the first cavity,wherein the second water inlet is provided relative to the secondthrough hole; the vent is provided at a top part of the second cavity,and the second water inlet pipes are in communication with the secondcavity; the first one-way valve assembly is provided relative to thesecond through hole to open or block the second through hole; when thepressure flushing system starts flushing, the first one-way valveassembly blocks the second through hole. 15: The pressure flushingsystem as in claim 3, wherein it further comprises a water outlet box;the water outlet box comprises a water outlet box main body and a firstone-way valve assembly; the water outlet box main body is formed with awater-passing cavity, a second water inlet, at least one water outletand a vent, with the second water inlet, the water outlet and the ventall being in communication with the water-passing cavity, and the secondwater inlet is in communication with the drain; the first one-way valveassembly is arranged relative to the second water inlet to open or blockthe second water inlet; when the pressure flushing system finishesflushing, the first one-way valve assembly blocks the second waterinlet; the vent is arranged at a top part of the water-passing cavityand is open to atmosphere. 16: The pressure flushing system as in claim15, wherein the water outlet box main body is provided with severalsecond water inlet pipes in communication with functional devices of thepressure flushing system, and the second water inlet pipes are incommunication with the water cavity to realize pressure relief or waterdischarge of the functional devices; the functional devices comprises atleast one of the drain valve, the opening valve, a solenoid valve and apressure stabilizing valve of the pressure flushing system. 17: Thepressure flushing system as in claim 16, wherein the water-passingcavity is divided into a first cavity and a second cavity; the secondcavity is located above the first cavity, and a second through hole isprovided between the first cavity and the second cavity; the secondwater inlet and the water outlet are both in communication with thefirst cavity, wherein the second water inlet is provided relative to thesecond through hole; the vent is provided at a top part of the secondcavity, and the second water inlet pipes are in communication with thesecond cavity; the first one-way valve assembly is provided relative tothe second through hole to open or block the second through hole; whenthe pressure flushing system starts flushing, the first one-way valveassembly blocks the second through hole. 18: The pressure flushingsystem as in claim 1, wherein the second container is provided with anadjusting device therein; the adjusting device comprises a water-gaspartition that divides the second container into a water chamber and anair chamber, and an exhaust adjustment assembly; the water-gas partitionis provided with an air outlet communicating with the water chamber andthe air chamber of the second container; the exhaust adjustment assemblyis arranged relative to the air outlet and movably adjusts exhaustvolume of the air outlet; the water-gas partition is formed with a thirdthrough hole for the communicating member to pass through, and thecommunicating member cooperates with the third through hole in a sealedmanner. 19: The pressure flushing system as in claim 2, wherein thesecond container is provided with an adjusting device therein; theadjusting device comprises a water-gas partition that divides the secondcontainer into a water chamber and an air chamber, and an exhaustadjustment assembly; the water-gas partition is provided with an airoutlet communicating with the water chamber and the air chamber of thesecond container; the exhaust adjustment assembly is arranged relativeto the air outlet and movably adjusts exhaust volume of the air outlet;the water-gas partition is formed with a third through hole for thecommunicating member to pass through, and the communicating membercooperates with the third through hole in a sealed manner. 20: Thepressure flushing system as in claim 3, wherein the second container isprovided with an adjusting device therein; the adjusting devicecomprises a water-gas partition that divides the second container into awater chamber and an air chamber, and an exhaust adjustment assembly;the water-gas partition is provided with an air outlet communicatingwith the water chamber and the air chamber of the second container; theexhaust adjustment assembly is arranged relative to the air outlet andmovably adjusts exhaust volume of the air outlet; the water-gaspartition is formed with a third through hole for the communicatingmember to pass through, and the communicating member cooperates with thethird through hole in a sealed manner. 21: A toilet provided with anaccommodating cavity and a flushing pipe, wherein it further comprisesthe pressure flushing system as in claim 1; the pressure flushing systemis installed in the accommodating cavity, and the drain of the firstcontainer is in communication with the flushing pipe of the toilet. 22:The toilet as in claim 21, wherein the accommodating cavity is formed ata rear part of the toilet, and the first container and the secondcontainer are located on two sides of toilet sewage pipe respectively.